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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-10-13

THE Kansas City Times remarks,
"GrantI Grant We've heard that
name somewhere! Obi yes He's
the son of his father y The Kansas
Banner (democratl adds: Eyes, we
heard it, too, if memory is faithful.
We believe we were in Missouri regi-
ment with one of the editors of the
Times when We had good reason to re-
member ito Yes, we know we heard it,
and when we were parOled we felt joy
full that such man as Grant lived and
commanded the Union army which
had Just taken us in"
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a GENERAL conference of all Evan
gelIcal Christians In the United States
win be held under the auspices and di-
rection Of the Evangelical Alliance for
the United States, in the city OF Wash
ington, December 2, and 0, 1887, to
study in effect the following questions:
/. What are the present perils and OPP
portunities of the Christian church and
of the country? 2 Can any of them be
met best by hearty cooperation of all
Evangelical Christians, which, without
detriment to any denominational inter-
ests, win serve the welfare of the whole
church, 8. What are the best means
to secure such cooperation, and to wa
ken the whole church to its RESPONSE
hilitVp
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READERS of the plate-telegraph pa
per will be entertained this evening
with the particulars of the frightful
railroad casualty near Chicago. To
THE News readers, however, it will be
stale, as We published the same yes
terday. Later particulars, however, are
given in our kilograms for to-day.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-10-13

KANSAS people who visit the fair this
week will be electrified by the appear
ance of the Kansas coat of arms the
complimentary tickets, the result of a
geographical misrepresentation on the
part of Chicago printer. But the sig
nificance of the motto, "Ad astra per
aspera," the directors, with recollec-
tiOn of four days of rain and mud, will
not question *. G. Times.
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IT is said that Roscoe Conkling will
take an active part in the New York
in behalf of Fred. Grant.
Should this be so Fred's chances for
election will be excellent. And if he is
elected it is almost certainty that he
will figure as one of the candidates on
the national ticket next year.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-10-13

p. T. BARNUM writes a column on
"How to Acquire Wealth. The gist
of the whole article is: Be temperate.
Work hard, but not too hard. BE saw
ing but not close. Advertise. Plan
carefully; execute boldly. Here is food
for reflection, and advice enough for
all
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-10-13

NOO ~ triGe with any Throat or
OON - Lung Disease. If you have
Cough or Cold, or the children are
threatened with Croupor Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. It is a positive cure
and we guarantee it. Price 10 and 50c
Lewis & McCandless. 5fo-h.
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AaminAstraser's sale.
WEpNEspAY. Ocr. 2e. 1887.

/ VIII sell at the farm of the late
Reinhard Specht, deceased, four miles
north of Emporia, on
WEDNESDAY, Ger. 26, 1887,
commencing at 10 q. M, the following
described property to-wit: Seven good
mich cows, year1ing heifers, 5 calves,
2 two-year old steers. yearIing steers,
/ grade bull, 2 good work horses,
young mares, 2 yeariing colts, pony
mare, stock hogs ard all the farming
implements, consisting, OF wagons,
plows, culsiyators and harrows.
Terms OF sale: All sums Of SO and
under, cash; all sums over SO. a credit
of SIX months win be given without in
terest If paid when due: il cot 50 paid,
TO draw 10 per cent interest from date.
Good bankable paper required. Five
percent OF for cash.
HKNKX ERECHT, Administrators.
I. 3. PKuxN, Auela6nssr.
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Conference AppOintments

The Kansas Annual Conference of
the Nj. p Church met in Moran, Allen
County, Kas., on the 5th. inst, trans:
acted conference business and made
the following appointments:0
President-L. G. Onyet; Haddam
Circuit, j. N. Hanson, assistatant,
William Read; Capola Circuit, E. S.
Smith; Spring Hill Circuit, r. NJ. Fisk;
Green Elm Circuit, w. NJ. Woodward,
Pawnee Circuit, II. w. Keen; Rock
vile Circuit, J. w. Ellsworth; Ottawa
Station, j. M. Frame; Madison Circuit,
John Worley; Allen Circuit, 6. A.
Chamblin; Belvue Circuit, S. D. Begle;
Harlan Circuit, A. Slater; Havana Cir
cult, j. c. Pearce; Admire Circuit,
r. Brown; Spring Creek Circuit,
G.. w. Lane; Neosho Rapids
Circuit, r. w. Rutledge; Union
Town Circuit, B. S. Wagner;
Moran Circuit, J. B. Daily; Canton
Circuit, J. H. Meek; CowIey Circuit, j.
H. Bulsom; Georgetown Circuit, J. Y.
McAdams; Decatur Circuit, w. w.
Morrow; Chautauqua Circuit, S. Clark;
w ulGo NdOC1 Oi1Cu1ts d. " OOuHSOHs
Walnut Creek Circuit, l.. Faulkner;
Clark County Mission, j. Eastwood;
Wichita Mission, j. H. Luse, Assist
ant, T. j. Shepherd: Fort Scott, Mis-
sion, D. Young; fainter Mission, F.
Larabee.
CONFERENCE EvANGELIsTs.
E. A. Evy, F. D. 10y, J. Wilkins,
d. Worley. Left in the hands of the
President: s. s. ParseIl, Asa DarnelI,
G.. Stublefield, w. II. Porter, A. A.
McMurry.
Superannuated-W McCoin, D.
Wilson, w. S. Rice, 6. w. Sutton, j.
AkerhurSt.
Student to Adrian College,. C.
Woodward.
College Agents.. A. Baker.
Transferred to Indiana Conference
D. W. Evans.
Deceased. Nichols, S. T. Roach.
Dismissed by Letter-A. johnson.
Permanent Secretary-M. w. Mat
thews, Ottawa, Kansas.
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English SPAWN Linament removes
all hard, soft or calloused Jumps and
blemishes from horses, blood SPAWN
curbs, splints, sweeny, stiles, sprains,
sore and swollen throat, coughs, etc.
Save $50 by use of one bottle. Every
bottle warranted by Lewis s. McCand-
less, druggists, Emporia.
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The QUAKER medicine Company

Respectfully ask some very plain
questions: Can Consumption be cured
or even benefited? Can Cold be
cured or even stopped2 Can you ex-
pect to be even relieved by any medicine
or physican?-No you cannot, if you
simply change the temperature of your
body three or four times day-for
every change you add to your cold
Mothers, your children's health and
your future happiness demands of
your life miserable, ending only in
death. Doctor Watson's New Spe-
cific Cough Cure is the result of science.
Price SOC and 81. 1t is warranted by
the following druggists, Ben WheIdon,
Chas. Ryder, j. A. Moore ID. w. Hainer
D. w. Morris and J. III. Burke.
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1T is difficult to convince non-resi-
dents of the enterprising character OF a
town where the business men are too
stingy or too stupid to advertise-Law-
renee Tribune.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-10-13

THE Bob Lincoln boom is said to
have reached poetic stage, and that
an effort is being made to introduce
through the south travesty on the old
slave songs in the following strain, en-
titled g Massa Linkum's Boy"
''Massa Linkum's chile and chilen,
Lord, let dis darkey lib
Till his eyes had seen de glory
Dat his fodder dieG to glib.
Massa Linkum up in glorys
Lor', how you see him smile.
When he sees us darkies singing,
See us .YOtin' for his chile.'
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Gov. EsKRDGE says he has been
unable to dispose of his secondhand
stock of store teeth, and he now pro-
poses to offer them as premiums to
subscribers for the Renublican
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, !
nafof,o-. 1907


Board met as per adjournment. All
members present.
The road petition of J. b. Moon was
laid over until the January term 1888.
Tax sale certificates No. a of 1886
and No. 2s2 of 1887 were ordered re-
funded with 10 per cent. interest, said
sales being government land.
The following bills were allowed.
J. W. Pennington, repairs to probate Of
Thomas Morgan, brooms for court
Humphrey s Ellison. repairs at court
J. S. watson, coal to poor. ..-- a.
J.. n HYDE oil TO court h0use-........ l 50
J. S. Watson, lime 20 court house I 10
II. J. Roth, grand juror 20 90
Daniel Gaughan, grand JUROR q 20
A. u. Cole, grand juror. "a 90
Neil Currie. grand Juror..---.- ------.-.- IS %
Washington Knox. grand juror Is 90
J. NJ Brown, grand juror 20 20
l. G. Talbot, grand 5uror-.-s-. - %
j. E. White. grand juror u ~
]. NJ johnson, grand juror ss-* Is %
jacob MefzgaR, Grand juror 90
j. A. Laughi0nd. e2Ene-.-.--..-.-.-.- 10 %
L. II. Harris, same IL W
n. M--StubbS. same---....s-.s--.ss-s. Il W
William Altman, s1mc-.-.- s-s. $1,000. Is "
L Z Bllsh, same 1900 .--s ~ ~
-, b Smith, aaue----.s s.-s-..7 "
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THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE
Gbe, Ga,tsaS City Ui1uKs.
1888 TheLeading Paper of the West 1888

The great political
campaign which
opens this fall sug-
gests to every one
that he should sub
scribe for the paper
which will give all
the news In the most
attractive shape.
This "The Times "
does, and it has es-
tablished a reputa-
ton for publishing
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-10-13

John Wicks, a young man nineteen
years of age, died at his home near
Reading Sunday. He was buried
yesterday afternoon. His funeral was
from the Colored Christian Church in
this city.
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The Board then adjourned until Oct.
a, when they viii meet in special
session to settle with the County
Treasurer.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-10-13

We loan money on first farm mort
cages. We loan money on second farm
mortgages. We loan money on chat
tel mortgages. We buy all kinds of
secured papers.
FILKINs & SIsLER, Brokers.
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he more careful, and cut out Of its plates
all kilograms from Emporia, as Of ne
eessity they win be dead give away.
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AMER1cUs, Oct. 12.-John Bond has
a very fine display of apples in his
drug store, brought in by J. C. F.
Wright and w. II. EdmistOn. They
are beauties.
The city council passed an ordinance
Monday evening granting new side
walk on the west side of the block on
which the printing Office and White &
Shiebley's butcher shop are located.
John Holland of Dunlap was in the
city yesterday on business.
Pew Yakely and his son Elijah have
returned from Oregon on business of a
legal nature. He is an old resident of
Lyon and Morris counties, having
lived here off and on for thirty years.
Wesley Lesh is erecting good sized
barn on his town property.
Local politics are the all-absorbing
topic as election approaches. More in
terest is being manifested in the can
didates for township than for county
officers. BURLOW,
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A NNOURCEMENT.

For SALE-1S0 acres of bottom land corn.
VIII average from 3S TO IS bushels per acre.
Apply to or address, Julius Mercet, Florence,
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rnwNsHrp rRusrEr

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE.
will be candidate for the ONCE of Town
ship trustee OF jackson township, subject 70
the vote of said Townshipat the next election.
+. M. CHAFFEE, Chicago Mound.
To the voters OF Jackson township:
/ will be candidate for reelection to the
Office of Township Trustee. H. HUGHES.
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:" ANTED-Agent IN every town and vii
w lage to sell our New ~ Christmas
Books, selling from 50 cts. to $50. One
woman with family writes that she averaged
e7.00 day last year and worked from Septem-
Der until Christmas. One made e125 in six
weeks who never canvGssed before. One
agent sold IS the first week in village Of only
30. Send for circulars If you can only can
vass your school district. You can make from
SO TO e5OG before Christmas
CASsELL co, ltd 20 Dearborn St.. Chi
cago, Ills.
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Anderson & Lesh sell a high patent
for $1.35 at the Americas mills and
every sack warranted.
Henning's for fresh roasted coffee.
We have just received large stock
of Handmade Chicago Kip Boots, at
hard-time prices. at J. d. Gibson's.
New Dried Fruits at Henning's.
$500 rolls of New Wall paper, with
nice styles of borders, at Bonds.
J. D. Gibson has received his new
stock of fall and winter clothing,
which is replete in every department.
These goods were selected with great
care and are especially adapted to the
wants of the trade. Bottom prices'and
good fits, at Gibson's Pioneer Store.
Golden Belt, $1.25 per sack at the
Americas mills.
Henning's for flour and cured
meats.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-10-13

FRED GRANT was frank enough to
publicly acknowledge that he is can
didate for secretary of state of New
York, because of his fathers fame. In
the course of little speech which he
made the other day he said: AZ want
to say how proud L am to bear the
name which you have honored." 1t
was to his credit that he had the man
illness to say that his being candidate
was not of his own merits, but was Civ
en- him as an honor TO his illuStriouS
father.-K. @. Star.
The editor who could evolve such a
misconstruction as the above should
turn his attention to writing ten-cent
blood and thunder novels, as his i'm
agination must be of the fearful and
wonderful order. The question nat
urally suggests itself as to whether the
writer of it is as-proud of his father as
Fred. is of his. We venture to assert
that he is not. At least it is q certain
ty that he has not as good cause to be.
THE Daily Democrat gave its patent
plate telegraph scheme dead away Sat-
urday by publishing an account Of the
burning of the Merchants hotel, Grit
fifth s. Ewing's warehouse, ETC., which
Occurred.in this city shortly after mid
night of Thursday last. Their news
was copied bodily from special sent
from here to the Kansas City Evening
Star, and which appeared in that pa
per Friday evening from whence it was
transferred to the stereotyped plates
for iim-crow papers that pretend to
have telegraph news, but in reality re-
produce news that could be had by their
readers from one to two days earlier by
subscribing for Kansas City paper,
and still earlier by taking THE News.
In future, probably the Democrat viii
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We have some money on hand to
loan on real estate, at current rates
and terms IN sI1it
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MOneY! monev! EIoneVl

ROBINSON q WHITE.
Over First National Bank.
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AAERICUs, Oct s.-P. n. Taylor and
family are moving their personal effects
to Emporia, where Mr.. Taylor has Sc
cured a job with the street car COM
pany.
Fred. Henning contemplates moving
his family to Salina next month, where
he win probably locate and go into
business.
Mrs. Howard returned yesterday
from Clay Center, whittier she had been
on visit OF q few weeks.
Mrs. L. w. Sutton returned last night
from nine weeks visit to friends in
New York and other eastern states.
mer resident of this place and an old
subscriber of THE NEWS, was in the
city this morning looking after his
business interests.
The friends of Willie @. Hennine cell
ebrated his birthday by giving him a
party last night, at which all seemed to
enjoy themselves as only children can.
AMERICUs, Oct. 1O.-Jacob Lesh re-
ceiYed a sample of the Fort Scott sor-
ghum sugar by mail yesterday which is
a fair article of a light brown or yellow
grade. By the way, Americas people
are beginning to talk up a stock COM
pany to manufacture sorghum sugar at
this place
Several parties are moving their sec
ond crop of grass this year from the
same ground and report more than they
harvested at first.
Henry Bigelow was buried in the
Americas cemetery yesterday at
O'Clock. The circumstances connected
with and surrounding his death are in
deed sad. Scarcely half a year had
elapsed since his marriage.
''The King of Kansas This is the
flour on which we stake our reputation
for truth and veracity when we declare
it TO be the best flour in the country
and also the lowest price, at Tressler s
Lowry's.
Henning's to buy or sell your pro
duce.
Just received three cars of bran and
shorts at the Americas mills.
You cannot afford to haul coal from
Arvonia when s. M. Bell can sell you q
better grade at almost Arvonia prices
% lbs good boiling meat for 81 al
White & Shiebley's.
Beef from five pounds for 10 cents tx
| three pounds of steak for a quarter al
Bircket's.
Cash for hides at White & Sheibley's
Just received, full line of Heating
| Stoves, at E. B. Lesh's.
Fresh cabbage, fruits and vegetable.
received daily at Henning's.
| AMERICUs, Oct. 11.-Americus il
well represented in Emporia to-day, al
the famous city pound cases come VI
for hearing In the district court, ant
numerous witnesses are in attendance
| The first frost of the season yisiteC
us last night.
Mr.. j. N. Gibson and family of East
ern Pennsylvania are in Americas witt
a view of locating.
Our old trustee. W. III. Clark, will b
a candidate this fall for that Office 70
the last time, so he informs us.
| w. FL. Anderson has gone to Kansa
City to see Cleveland, we suppose.
| D. p. Tressler went to Kansas Cit,
yesterday.
George Shepherd has returned t.
Carthage, Missouri.
Coal hauling is suspended, owing t,
the condition of the roads. BURLOW.
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NaInnH FOR ALI-@SO q Week and ex
VUHk penses paid Outfit worth IS and
particulars free. p. .. V1ckeFy, Augusta
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,

October 8, 1887.
Board met as per adjournment, pres
emit, T. E. Mcmillan, Chairman, and
j. s. Grimsley.
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morrow.
GAttestl ROLAND LAKIN,
County Clerk.
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the Dr1gnCeSG paper
I'm the west.
The Weekly Times
from date till Jan.
1, 1889, for one dol
lar.
The Daily Times
SO a year. So for 6
months.
The Sunday Times,
Is pages, 90 q year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
RITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judge BooSstaver in tho Court OF Common Pleas yestor
dAy permitted sgmund steinnAn 10 discontinue his suit
agan. euben faaos paying tho latter 800 costs The
caHn for $4,000 damages on The allegation that lscs
had broken on hls daughters engagement 10 marry the
plaintiff thereby causing him great anguish and incon
vrnience. the Amt served both tho plantin
aud ndants daughter have been RED but 10
under the circumstances Stenman made
his mind he not likely 10 recover the $4,000
David becker who owns canal boats which tho Arthur
XIII begun suit IN te Inod states circuit Court TO
urryent the baltimore and New ork Railroad Company ami
the Island Rapid Transit Company from constructing
Tho Arthur XIII bridge connecting Now Jersey with staten
Island complainant declares that the construction OF the
bridge will nlure his business
In the Alexander H. Reavey. the lawyer sentenced
10 TO Peuuontary for larceny In the second degree,
Justice Patterson yesterday decided against his apple alton IN
le released custody. n las been Ia the IOnbs he
sentenced January o. 1883 having obtained stay
peBitcntary deferred pending
appeal General Term OF the supreme Court Affirmed
The Judgment appeal the Court Of Appeals Is still
penang Meantime Nodvey obtained viii OF habeas corpus
and aud asked for his discharge claiming that with
eooi behavior he had served out his m term
Unbs that that equal to term In tho pcni
Patterson holds that Reavey by obtaining
could avoid incarceration la tho ponitontary and
that tho Court OF Appeals decides IN his FAVOR ho
must his term In tho latter prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
WANTING coNyEYANcEs SET ASIDE.

Tho boiy Of Peter H. Weller wealthy resident OF
NowaGk found hanging frOn raiter IN his barn in
March 1880 Hs suicio declared 10 be tho result OF
der.ss 90 account 81 hcah lie left vii giving tho
hcll 90 bis property To his son Peter T. Weller To an m
falt granddaughter the ehd " hN deceased daughter GET
wife Nouharh, Al 900
0ucathe bcfofs death Mr. Moler had con.
ola Wc.i Thirty fonrtsi anu NOS ana 10 walker A.
worth 500 900 Mr. Ecmhach guardian Of his
child sued have Tho got aside the acgl
ton that g,nOr of un,ound mind when hov
made his exercised undue influence, all Oi which
tho aenie. omar application made Yesterday IN behalf
AZ Tho palnr permission iscontiu This st. Jus
tlce reserved his decision. 10 basel TIC
ALLEGATION tho mother of tho younger Mr Weller.
wh0.e stmony plaintiff rrlir o. establish his caas
t. him Tor the purpO.e ~ stating what she could
tc.y g. behalf 81 the defendant Weller am avt by
moi declaring that her husband not insane aud
unduly influenced presented. IL insisted by
N the discontinued the plalntin
should De mpelled copy costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

ton TIA sar WA nut at halfmast in honor Of William
Travsra IN the evening there were fewer memS,e esr
round the than IN the afternoon a
nounced there was no further interest In the race ven
Nes olsen the steward who s usually to mere
b nSGs rs Ss sleepy
gave any sign Of life to the place. a,,
IT WIN 30 some time yet s SeiS5e az Mr. 0 Colt
has entered the Dauness in several OF the races OF Tue
Jubilee Regatta in June and the committee OF nelDers
OF the NewYork Yacht Club who had the race IN earso
VIII announce the winner until after mr. oo f on
turn However bookmakers have paid their losses on
the authority OF the Associated press and the
from Secretary Asn q the koysr o0rN ia0n' 0'
As regards Mr. Bnshs offer to sell the Coronet 1t was
said by competent yachsman yesterday mat tncTe was
tanned and her owner would not be- long
without an offer. "For you see, he said yacht that
has record Is worth double what yacht without Is ana
as COronets rd Is fine one, me price Will po
quickly paid for her." A., 80,
Captain samuelss wife first informed OF the safe
arrival OF the Dauntless by reporter, and shortly
Samues had for company her about nineteen years
of age. and her pretty daughter. about seventeen 70
Of St AIMS Episcopal Church in forty
second-st All we're highly pleased at the news Captain
Samuelss cottage IL Of the prettiest above Harlem
Bridge Large pictures OF the Dreadnaught ana OF ,ne
Dalntless occupy conspicuous places In IT, Mrs
Samues said ~ felt little nervous at the news hat
the had arrived without learning OF the
Dauntless, but felt confidence In my husbands AFFINITY
to take her safely the other sde and now that she
safe feel like myself again. Mrs kettel has cheered
but all S no FEE was 'ass
the contest and the outcome" Mrs sainnels 10
vivacous little of about thirty and is the second
wife of the gallant captain.
sure papa would arrive all right even without mast OF
sail But wanted the Dauntess to win and her eyes
sparkled with excitement.
Richard X Fox offers $4,000 cup Tor the yhchts W
race for from FastDet 10 sandy HOOK.